As we head toward the 2013 NFL Draft, DenverBroncos.com is taking a week-by-week look at prospects at each of the positions.
Last week, we covered the quarterbacks. This week it was the defensive linemen’s turn.
Below is a recap of the content posted this week to fill you in on the defensive line prospects that are available in the draft this year:
Articles
2013 NFL Draft Preview: Defensive Tackles
A look at some of the top defensive tackle prospects leading up to the 2013 NFL Draft.
2013 NFL Draft Preview: Defensive Ends
A look at some of the top defensive end prospects leading up to the 2013 NFL Draft.
Broncos Draft Prospects: Defensive Line
A look at the defensive line prospects in the 2013 NFL Draft, and any players in the position group potentially in Denver’s range.
Lighter Short Looking to Make Impression
Purdue defensive tackle Kawann Short said he’s more versatile after weighing in at 299 pounds at the NFL Scouting Combine.
Jordan Finds Home on Defense
After beginning his college career as a tight end, Dion Jordan moved to the defensive side of the ball.
Dumervil Situation Affects D-Line Plans
Andrew Mason takes a look at the defensive linemen on the roster, and how Friday’s news surrounding Elvis Dumervil could change the team’s offseason plans.
Broncos Draft History: Defensive Linemen
A look back at the defensive linemen the Broncos have selected in the NFL Draft.
Photos
Draft Preview: Defensive Tackles Photos
Images of the 2013 NFL Draft defensive tackle prospects.
Draft Preview: Defensive Ends Photos
Images of the 2013 NFL Draft defensive end prospects.
Draft History – Defensive Linemen Photos
Images of defensive linemen the Broncos have drafted.
Videos
Meet the Defensive Tackles
As we get closer to the draft, here are this year’s top defensive tackle prospects on why they’re ready to go pro.
Meet the Defensive Ends
This year’s top defensive end draft prospects talk about their skills and why they’re ready to make an impact in the NFL.
D-Tackle Jenkins Readies for Pros
As DT John Jenkins prepares for the 2013 NFL Draft, he’s learned how to maintain his ideal playing weight.
Prospect Moore Once Leaned on Miller
Texas A&M’s Damontre Moore recalls when Denver’s Von Miller – and at one-time Aggie teammate – told him to never be satisfied.
Tags: 2013 NFL Draft
AB, it might be that working for family you were more apt to take a cut. In the world I live in if I was cut 35% I would have starved and I feel that a contract is a contract.
Wolfe that was actually my point. People and circumstances are different depending on the person.
For the record Alaskan, there are varying level of paycuts. 35 percent as opposed to like 10 percent. The point never the less was you wouldnt be thrilled … yes you have the option too and did (much like doom). But if u decided to take the paycut and your company did hear back from you in time and fired you, and another company was trying to hire you would you not listen to what the other company has to say? At the end of the day you will make your decision as to where to go but u would most likely listen to other offers. Heck while employed id probably listen to other offers.
And raiders were an example. All may not take it but the vast majority would. Whether it be the raiders or any other football organization … the destination isnt the point. The point is a team u love offers u less than any team u don’t love. Same jobs. Same growth potential. Same everything. Chances are u take the other job. Especially if you have a family to support. Other things will come into factor like location etc etc. But my point wasn’t ALL would … but MOST would. There are no 100% gaurantees in life except death.
We will see what doom has to say about this contract. You can love an organization and its players and go elsewhere … ask welker. Especially if the other pays more (and also has the level of competitiveness u seek)
TRB
TRB if I was fired and knew they wanted me back no I wouldnt listen to other offers from other places. Again different circumstances and different people.
Well kudos to u. must really love where u work
TRB,you failed to talk about the almost 5 million the Broncos ate,because of Doom’s agent…that’s like paying him that money already this year,after all the Broncos lost that money.I wouldn’t even think about hiring a man back that cost me 5 mil and then tried to get offers from other teams!
BTW we paid Doom 31 million the last 2 seasons,isn’t like his family will starve.
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Dooms agent not doom. Regardless the 5 mill was something they were willing to eat when they were threatening to cut him. So it was already a possibility for the broncos.
Also the 5 mill isn’t actual money lost. Just cap space. For bonuses already paid to him or something to that effect not sure maybe someone can clarify. But he didnt actually LOSE them money.
Also read my posts again … at the end of the day … never matters how much u make … have someone tell you they wanna take 35 percent of your check u will not be happy. And yea about 30 mil which like ive been saying breaks down to 10 million a year. Thats the real point .. no one is willing to just easily give away part of their check but he did eventually. Just not in time. Doom actually cost em nothing. Agent didn’t either if u really think about it. Broncos cost themselves that ammount cuz they gave out the contract and already had a plan for cutting him if he didn’t agree so they are sitting in a senario they already expected to possibly be in
Just remembered my home team